I accept the amendment. The amendment would require States to make the information contained in their report on how the State is performing in regard to their State benchmarks available to the public. This is consistent with the provisions of the bill which require the Secretary and local districts to make the information available to the public. We do accept the amendment.
Discussing an amendment related to public access to state performance reports.
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